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One set too many for Bush
TOKYO, Jan 8 : probably shouldn't have gone for that y second set of tennis with Emperor Akihito, but. like his wife said, the Bushes just aren't used to losing, reports AP.
President Bush, who collapsed at a state banquet Wednesday night, played an hour of vigorous tennis earlier in the afternoon with the em peror. and. after losing the first set 6-3. asked Akihito for another go.
He and doubles partner Ambassador Michael Armacost also lost that set to the emperor and Crown Prince Naruhito 6-3.
T can't explain what happened lo George, because II never happened before." Mrs Bush said at the banquel after her husband was whisked away In his presidential limousine.
"But I'm beginning to think it was the ambassador s fault. He and George played the emperor and the crown prince in tennis today and were badly beaten. And we Bushes aren't used to that," she Joked.
White House doctors said Bush was likely suffering from stomach flu, and that the ten-ms match was not necessarily a factor.
But Bush, 67, had complained of jet lag earlier In the day. and reportedly told the emperor that he had felt worn out after arriving In Japan on Tuesday on the last leg of a gruelling tour through Asia.
Kyodo News Service reported that after the match Bush snld he and Armacost were Just not able to keep up with the 58-ycar-oid emperor and his 31-year-old son.
"You could double his age and he still wouldn't, be as old as I am." Kyodo quoted Bush as saying of Naruhito
Barbara Bush chatted with Empress Michiko during the match, and the royal couple's younger son and his wife, hold Ing their Infant daughter, also watched from the sidelines.
It was the second Uns Bush and the emperor have- met on the tennis courts. Their first match was in October 1987, when Akihito, then crown prince. was visiting
Bush, who wa* vice president al the time, lost that match lop.
During a brief meeting with Bush at the Imperial Palace earlier In the day. Akihito thanked the president for attending the funeral for Emperor Hirohito, Akihito's father. In February 1990.
Bush's arrival Tuesday coincided with the third anniversary of Hirohito's death. Japan's Imperial family, Prime Minister Klkhl Miyazawa and senior government officials market the anniversary in Tokyo while Bush was traveling in western Japan.